That’s when Kick called the fire department to the scene and used his Tesla to slow the VW down by pulling in front of it and tapping on the break, causing the Volkswagen to hit his bumper and eventually come to a complete stop.

“I had to stop his car somehow, otherwise it would have continued forever. And it was clear that the driver needed urgent help,” Kick said, according to the New York Post.

Kick’s Tesla suffered some rear-end damage to its bumper, but he won’t have to stress over the damages, according to Musk who took to Twitter on Wednesday to offer his appreciation to Kick, and he didn’t stop there.

The Tesla CEO rewarded Kick by promising to repair his Tesla for free.

Congrats to the Tesla owner who sacrificed damage to his own car to bring a car with an unconscious driver safely to a stop!